Medical & Health | December 15, 2020

Joshua Yang Wins Prestigious Roddenbury Foundation Catalyst Fund Grant

Class of 2021 Siebel Scholar Josh Yang from Stanford’s Graduate School of Business and his team win prestigious Roddenbury Foundation Catalyst Fund Grant for their early-stage technology to diagnose cervical cancer inexpensively in low resource communities.

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Posted by Jennifer Stern

Executive Director, Siebel Scholars Foundation

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